Lundhags, die schwedischen Outdoor Experten

Lundhags -mad about nature-

It all began in 1932 when Jonas Lundhags built his first shoe. Word of the excellent quality quickly spread, and the small company in Jämtland rapidly grew.

Lundhags Boots

For a long time, Lundhags exclusively produced boots. Not just any boots, but maximally durable ones, ideally suited for the wilderness areas of Scandinavia. In 2022, for the company's 90th anniversary, they searched for the oldest Lundhags shoe still in use. Among 100 customer submissions, boots from 1972 were the oldest. Not bad. Even today, these robust shoes are still manufactured in Jämtland.

Lundhags Trekking Pants

For years, Lundhags has also offered a great textile collection, and their pants, in particular, have garnered a loyal fan base. One reason for this is certainly the ingenious material selection consisting of "LPC" (Lundhags Polyester Cotton made from 65% recycled polyester and 35% organic cotton) and Schoeller Dynamic Stretch Material. This ensures a superb fit and maximum durability. The pants feature integrated ventilation zippers and (depending on the model) Kevlar reinforcements at the cuffs.
Oh, and the fit: At chrispacks, you'll find the best-selling Lundhags pants, the Makke. They come in every imaginable size, so there should be something for everyone!

Lundhags Backpacks

Until now, Lundhags backpacks were truly "hardcore." Indestructible, but not exactly ultralight. That's changing for the 2023 season. With the new "Padje" series, the Swedes are launching two truly well-thought-out models. They are available in 45 and 60L and in 2 back lengths (adjustable). With a weight of approx. 1kg, they are a real highlight. For Lundhags, the volume refers to the main compartment. You can add another approx. 14L with the huge side pockets. The carrying system can also handle a lot of load. Hip belt pockets can be ordered separately if needed.
The topic of sustainability has also been given even more focus with the backpacks: PFC-free, Oeko-Tex 100 and Bluesign certified, partly made with recycled materials, and as always with Lundhags, almost everything can be repaired or replaced.